On 2012-05-30 13:24, George Papadatos wrote:
> Thanks to both of you.
>
> I do not know how to check for the PG_VERSION_NUM.
Hi George,
I think the snippets below should do it. It shows what my Linux Mint
machine thinks. It seems to be reporting the correct version though,
even though it fails to load the cartridge (I have postgresql 9.1.3
installed from the standard Ubuntu 11.10 repository).
jhje@linux-dev-x86 ~ $ cat test.c
#include "postgres.h"
int main() {
int version_no = PG_VERSION_NUM;
printf("%d\n", version_no);
return 0;
}
jhje@linux-dev-x86 ~ $ cat make.sh
PG_INCLUDE_DIR=`pg_config | grep "INCLUDEDIR-SERVER = "| sed
s/"INCLUDEDIR-SERVER = "//`
echo "Include dir found via 'pg_config' = $PG_INCLUDE_DIR"
gcc test.c -I$PG_INCLUDE_DIR
jhje@linux-dev-x86 ~ $ . make.sh; ./a.out
Include dir found via 'pg_config' = /usr/include/postgresql/9.1/server
90103
jhje@linux-dev-x86 ~ $
Cheers
-- Jan
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